Greiner Adam Tie The Knot In Catholic Church Ceremony
Harriet Greiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Greiner and Elmer Adam son of Mr and Mrs Pr J Adam of Harper spoke marriage vows Tuesday morning at St James Catholic church. Rev H J Corcoran performed the ring ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. The couple were attended by Edith Adam and Wilford Greiner with ushers James Welch Fremont and Edmund Greiner Keota. Mothers wore navy ensembles and corsages of red roses while pink and white carnations featured in the bridal bouquet and reception decor. They will live on a farm west of Washington.
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Harriet Greiner
Charles Greiner
Elmer Adam
Pr. J. Adam
Harper
St. James Catholic Church
H. J. Corcoran
Edith Adam
Wilford Greiner
James Welch
Fremont
Edmund Greiner
Keota
Greine
West Chester
Washington
Pacific Theater
Men Serve Dinner For Daughters and Mothers
The men of New Haven and Grace Hill churches hosted a dinner for mothers and daughters at Grace Hill Community building on Tuesday evening. Ladies Aid of Valley church prepared the meal, with men arranging tables and serving. Rev. Floyd A. Smith served as toastmaster. Eugene Engel spoke on Mothers and Max Waterhouse on Daughters. A Keota quartet and accompanist performed before guest speaker Margaret Cowden.
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New Haven
Grace Hill
Ladies Aid of the Valley Church
Floyd A. Smith
Eugene Engel
Max Waterhouse
Keota
Virginia Meyer
Barbara Holmes
Flatt Hicks
Walter Smith
Recital by Fortnightly music pupils at Baptist church
Students under music instructors presented a vocal and piano program during National Music Week at the Baptist church. The event featured multiple soloists and ensembles, introductions by Mrs. M. M Schell, and praise from instructors including Mrs. Oakley Payne and Mrs. Foster Bagge.
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Baptist Church
Music Department
M. M Schell
Stewart Chorus
Carolyn Neal
CWA Cs
Eva Blattner
Lichner
Shirley Blattner
Oakley Payne
Lemare__Jr
Helen Caldwell
Bragton
Paul Graf
Nevin
Norma Eatinger
Betty Kucik
Helen Harvey
Social Calendar Highlights Community Gatherings
Notices list a busy week with events across Gray including 19th Century club luncheons, Fortnightly club board meetings, DeMolay activities, American Home departments lunches, YWCA gatherings, and PTA program notes. Highlights include a 7:30 p.m. supper at the School Ss. U. 1 and a Fairfield literature event with transportation from the Y. W. Reviewed by Mrs. Cloyce Stewart and Mrs. Herbert Campbell Co-hostesses.
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Ss. U. 1
19Th Century Club
E. C. Eicher
the Pines
Cloyce Stewart
Masonic Temple
Eve
Fairfield
East Door
Y. W
Hice
Herbert Campbell
John Yousling
Nazarene Society Meets at Church
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene met at the church for its May gathering. President Mrs. Q. M. Himmelreich led the business session with scripture and prayer. Mrs. R. B. Gray supervised study on India focusing on William Carey’s life and led a chapter quiz.
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Q. M. Himmelreich
Hans
R .B. Gray
India
Wm. Carey
Mrs Dill Hosts Merry Makers Club Meeting
Nine members of the Merry Makers club gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Earl Dill's home. Guests included Mrs Roland Benson Mrs Ervin Bomber Mrs Wilbur West and children. Mrs Bomber joined the club and the group decided to discontinue sending clothing overseas. The June meeting will be with Mrs Frank Leeper.
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Earl Dill
Merry Makers Club
Roland Benson
Ervin Bomber
Wilbur West
Bomber
West
Frank Leeper
Walnut Woman's Club Hosts Honoring Mothers
Mrs Alvin Hesseltine hosted 16 members five children and visitor Mrs William DeWolfe at Walnut Woman's club yesterday. Roll calls praised mothers two boxes were packed for overseas a skit by Mrs Marion Robertson and Mrs Everett Lewis followed by a college fund collection of 2.50 refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers. Next meeting set for June 12 with Mrs Robert Gates.
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Alvin Hesseltine
Walnut Woman's Club
William DeWolfe
Marion Robertson
Everett Lewis
Sirs
de Wolfe
Charles Menthay
Jurfiet Schlimmelfgenning
Meira Schniekner
Robert Gates
Piano Pupils in Recital at Mrs Murdock Home
Eighteen piano pupils and marimbist Maxine Crone will perform a two o clock recital at the Murdock home. The program includes pieces by Bohm Chaminade and Beethoven with solos and duets. a social time and candy treats follow hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Murdock.
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Charles Murdock
Maxine Crone
Murdock
Williams
Thompson John Robertson
Wuuyecr Shate
Acne Thompson
Lorene Fritz
Ol. Thompson
Joyce Widmer
Sheryl
Hunsaker
Bohm
Norma Widmer
May
Wilma Graber
Thompson Marion Robertson
Bessie Schmidt
Chaminade
Lucille Rhodes
Thompson Marlene Benn
Thompson Lidvil Frits
Betty Fritz Gwynn
Jesus Loves Me
Butler Barbara Harland
Spaulding
Betty Schmidt
Ruth Graber
Brea
Carla Caldwell
L. “Wrgems
Mildred Bauer
Darlene Custer
Edwil
Betty Fritz
Erin
Claribel
Birthday notices and anniversaries in the community
Ralph Ashby of Pilesburg marks his 78th birthday as a Journal Three Quarter Century member. Sevilla Jean Nelson turns 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson. Other birthdays include David Dean Reed, Jimmy Duane Evans, and Lillian Minick. Several residents observe wedding anniversaries at Richland and near Crawfordsville.
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Ralph Ashby
The
Journal
Pilesburg
Sevilla Jean Nelson
Carl Nelson
Akes
David Dean Reed
Bernard Reed
Jimmy Duane Evans
Carl Evans
Wellman
Lillian Minick
Sam Baker
Richland
Marriage of Norma Goetz to Edmund Longfield Ends in Cedar Rapids
Norma Elinor Goetz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Goetz of Riverside, and Edmund C. Longfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. K. Longfield of Atkins, were married Saturday at Olivet Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids. Rev. D. Keith Irwin officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride and her sister in law attended with formal wear and corsages. The couple plan to reside locally after the ceremony.
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George Goetz
Riverside
Norma Elinor
Cedar Rapids
Edmund C. Longfield
N. K. Longfield
Atkins
Olivet Presbyterian Church
D. Keith Irwin
Milton K. Smith
Plan to Organize Girls' Music Club
In observance of National Music week Mrs. Foster Bagge will hold initial meetings of a girls music club tomorrow evening at her home. Officers will be elected and a program of piano numbers illustrating various rhythms will be given.
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Foster Bagge
Young Christians to entertain Sigourney youth group
Young people of a Christian church will entertain the Sigourney young people Sunday evening after the worship service. All young people please plan to be present.
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Christian Church
Sigourney Young
Lodge's Courtesy To Mothers Hosts Pythian Sisters Event
Pythian Sisters honor their mothers and guests with a four part program at K. P. hall drawing 70 attendees. Louise Waterhouse sang with her mother at the piano amid poems and tributes while Mrs. Paul Harvey organized refreshments.
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Pythian
K. P. Lall
Pythian Sisters
Louise Waterhouse
Max Waterhouse
Myrtle Poole
Paul Deimerly
Rames
Paul Harvey
Harvey
Harvey Waggoner
George Baker
Oral Margo
James Conklin
G. A. Reivert
Les Woods
Minneapolis Pair Wed Then Move to Cedar Rapids
A couple wed in Minneapolis and plan a short wedding trip before settling at 318 11th Street Southwest in Cedar Rapids. The brief notice lists the couple and the future address for residency.
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Minneapolis
Minn
11Th Street
Southwest
Cedar Rapids
Heart Disease Prevalence Among Adults in the United States
A report notes that about 35 million Americans over 45 have heart disease and roughly one in five adults in that age group are affected. The data underscore widespread cardiovascular risk and the need for preventive measures.
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United States
H. H. Club Welcomes Mrs Walker and Adds New Member
Mrs Walter Horning joined the H. H. club yesterday as Mrs Forest Walker hosted an afternoon meeting with 11 members, four children and guest Mrs Clayve Garrett present. Mrs William Longer will host the June gathering. Spring appointments were used for the one course refreshments.
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Walter Horning
H. H. Club
Forest Walker
Clayve Garrett
William Longer
Wesleyan Guild Holds Regular Meeting at Smith Home
Mrs Walter Smith together with Mrs ate Grove and Mrs Keith Vetter co hosted last evening at the Smith home for the Wesleyan Service Guild of the Methodist church. Twenty two members and a guest Mrs Fred KE Miller attended while Daryl Tucker led devotions and Louise Wasson presented the missionary lesson from the Christian Herald. The evening closed with social time and seasonal refreshments.
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Walter Smith
Ate Grove
Keith Vetter
Smith
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
Methodist Church
Grove
Fred KE. Miller
Daryl Tucker
Louise Wasson
Criistian Herald
O E S Program To Honor Mothers
The Order of Eastern Star at Mason ic temple held a meeting with 57 members present honoring mothers Mrs Palmer Schilling and George Date. A district meeting in Winfield on May 22 was announced with chapter officers to participate. Mrs J Holbert sang Songs My Mother Taught Me and Mrs Wendell Baker read Mother Mine with piano accompaniment by Mrs Foster Bagge.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Palmer Schilling
George Date
Dorothy Rankin
Winfield
J. ©. Holbert
Wendell Baker
Foster Bagge
Frances Morgan Weds EK Aldershoff in Museatine
Announcement reports the May 3 wedding of Mrs Frances Morgan Museatine and EK Aldershoff at the Presbyterian Church in Museatine Columbus Junction was the couple will reside in Columbus Junction.
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Frances Morgan Wedsi
Aldershof
Museatine
Columbus Junction
Frances Morgan
EK. Aldershoff
Joseph M. Kennedy
Eight Cotter Seniors to Receive Diplomas in May
Cotter high school mails details of the senior events led by valedictorian Keith Duncan and salutatorian Raymond Henrickson. Baccalaureate is set for Sunday evening May 11 at Cotter with class night commencement and the all school picnic to follow later in the week.
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Cotter
Cotter High School
Keith Duncan
Raymond Henrickson
Dan Boyd
Marian Jones
Donald Orris
Geraldine Quick
Rowland Rees
Alvin Weir
Sth
Norma Bebeder
Glenn Dunsmore
Richard Embree
Mary Jane Fuller
Dorothy Jones
Donald Meyer
Jesse Mullens
Marian Owens
James Podaril
Tie Racks Offered At Low Prices In Store Sale
Tie racks priced from $1.00 to $5.00 boost organization for neckties. Convenient wall or closet door mounts keep ties handy and neat in good condition.
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